Why is communication focused on disciples rather than the masses?
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definition
"True communication is an alchemical dance between the master and the receptive disciple; it thrives in intimacy, where depth is found, not in the noise of the masses."
According to Osho, true communication is alchemical and happens only with those who can understand and receive it; hence the master 'sings his songs' only to the receptive disciple and 'drinks his wine' with the friend who knows. Speaking to the masses dilutes and distorts the essence; intimacy and attunement allow transmission, not information—depth requires a tuned listener.
You share deep songs and special wine only with people who can really taste and understand them, not with a noisy crowd.
Why this matters practically
- Focus your energy on relationships where understanding is possible.
- Prioritize depth and receptivity over reach and noise.
- Cultivate inner readiness to truly receive wisdom.
- Prioritize depth and receptivity over reach and noise.
- Cultivate inner readiness to truly receive wisdom.
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